President Joe Biden awarded 19 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, presenting the highest civilian award in the country to notable figures in politics, including twice-failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

The list also included athletes, actors, and fashion icons like designer Ralph Lauren and editor Anna Wintour.

The White House stated that those selected for the distinction are individuals “who have made extraordinary contributions to their country and the world.” The White House typically uses the distinction to highlight individuals and principles that the president believes are especially important.

The medal was given posthumously to former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, who was the father of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the man selected by President-elect Donald Trump to be his secretary of health and human services. Among the recipients were renowned scientist and conservationist Jane Goodall and philanthropist and Democratic contributor George Soros.

In addition, Biden selected actors Michael J. Fox and Denzel Washington, U2 leader Bono, and William Nye, widely known as “Bill Nye the Science Guy.” The list also included former basketball player Earvin “Magic” Johnson and soccer star Lionel Messi, as well as Spanish chef José Andrés, whose World Central Kitchen supplies local populations with food by traveling to conflict areas and disaster-affected places.

Former Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and George W. Romney, the former governor of Michigan and father of newly retired Utah Senator Mitt Romney, are among the other awardees. Together with Hamer, a co-founder of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, both received the medal posthumously. Hamer, who passed away in 1977, contributed to the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

An image of Clinton and Vice President Kamala Harris, who also lost to Donald Trump in a presidential election, went viral on social media.